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egilpaulsen — Comic Egil - on intellect
Published: 2010-02-26 23:45:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 1376; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 27
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Being an art student often drives you into a critical approach in making Art. Sometimes making art can drive you into very restraining ideas about what is art and what is not. Usually these kinds of ideas can lead you into evil loops or just turn out pretty hilarious.I thought the idea of drawing myself as the complex and self-proclaimed misunderstood genius-artist would make an interesting character.
Here with a loose reference to Marcel Duchamp and the paranoiac critical methods of Salvador Dali.
Follow upcoming pages where I disclose substance in art and how to paint real art from the unconscious!
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That remindes my of a situation..
We had to do sculptures out of ytong (abstract). Our prof. stand next to my neighbors work and gazed at it. Then he took it and turned the sculpture upside-down. Aha much more better he mumbled.
So WTF!
XD
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haha thats funny 
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I think many people have had teachers like that
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nice!
I like how the student looks so fragile and naive at the same time.
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thanks. thats exactly what I wanted
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It comes to be the same thing with reading and writing when you go to classes intent on making you examine critically everything you read. It becomes easy to refute arguments based on the dumbest things and miss the major point. And sometimes, it becomes difficult to just see things as beautiful because that's what they're meant to be.
Simplicity and beauty can be nice, even if there isn't something intensely intellectual backing it.
Ultimately, people will read whatever they want into it. *shrug*
that said, this amused me very much!
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I can recall my days of uni with this haha *sigh*
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